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PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT GUIDE
Treatment profile
About Soupleliss Gold Luxe
Soupleliss Gold Luxe is a professional nourishing Brazilian keratin treatment for fine to medium-density hair with light to medium waves. It is especially suited to very dry, frizzy, porous, damaged, blonde and colour-treated hair.
Its formaldehyde-free formula combines argan, myrrh and monoi oils to provide intensive nourishment and restructuring, create a protective film around the hair, control unwanted volume and leave an exceptionally glossy, polished finish.
Not recommended for: severely compromised hair that does not pass a strand test, or very dense, coarse hair with tight, highly resistant curls. Always check the hair condition and perform a strand test before starting the treatment.
IDEAL FOR CLIENTS WHO WANT
Naturally straight, deeply nourished and polished hair with controlled frizz, a protective film and exceptional mirror-like shine.
What this treatment does
- Smooths light-to-medium waves and controls frizz
- Reduces unwanted volume
- Creates a smoother, more polished hair surface
- Provides intensive nourishment and restructuring
- Forms a protective film around the hair
- Improves softness and manageability without excessive weight
- Creates exceptional mirror-like shine
- Delivers results lasting approximately 5–6 months
How to use
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Wash the hair 2–3 times with Gold Pré Deep Cleansing Shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
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Blow-dry the hair until it is 80–100% dry.
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Shake the bottle well, wear protective gloves and divide the hair into four sections.
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Apply evenly to thin sections, keeping approximately 1 cm away from the scalp. Comb through and remove excess product.
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Leave the treatment on for 30 minutes.
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Without rinsing, blow-dry the hair until it is 100% dry using cool or warm air.
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Work with very thin sections. Select the temperature and number of passes after a professional diagnosis and strand test.
Hair condition Temperature Passes Fine, bleached hair with light waves 180–205°C / 356–401°F 10–15 Medium-density hair with medium waves 200–215°C / 392–419°F 10–15 Medium-density hair with a stronger wave pattern 210–220°C / 410–428°F 10–15 - 8
Allow the hair to cool naturally for approximately 10 minutes.
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Rinse thoroughly with water without shampoo.
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Apply a suitable finishing mask, rinse thoroughly, then blow-dry the hair until it is 100% dry. The service is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Does Soupleliss Gold Luxe make hair completely straight?
It provides medium, natural-looking straightening and can fully straighten correctly selected fine to medium-density hair with light to medium waves. The result depends on the hair diagnosis, temperature and number of passes.
Is it suitable for blonde, porous or damaged hair?
Yes. It is suitable for blonde, colour-treated, porous and damaged hair when the hair condition allows the procedure. A professional diagnosis and strand test are required before application.
Is Soupleliss Gold Luxe formaldehyde-free?
Yes. Gold Luxe is a professional formaldehyde-free keratin treatment. Proper salon ventilation, protective equipment, professional diagnosis and a strand test are still required.
Does it weigh fine hair down?
When correctly selected and applied, it creates a nourishing protective film while maintaining softness and movement without excessive weight.
How much shine does it provide?
Gold Luxe is especially valued for its exceptional, mirror-like shine and highly polished finish.
How long does the result last?
Approximately 5–6 months, depending on the hair condition, application technique and professional aftercare.
Is it suitable for tight, highly resistant curls?
This medium-strength treatment is designed for light to medium waves. A stronger formula selected specifically for dense, tight and resistant curls would be more appropriate.